The Neil McCauley “A Book about Metals” Award for Best Line from the Movie
"You have a beautiful home, John."; "Rules. Without them, we live with the animals."; "Mr. Wick. Do enjoy your party."; "This rounds on me. Consider it professional courtesy."; "what have you done"; "someone get this man a gun"; "alright then enjoy your kingdom Winston while you still can"; "I am all seeing and I am all knowing"; "The knife is in your aorta. You pull it out, you will bleed and you will die. Consider this a professional courtesy."
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- Lines written down: 'You have a beautiful home, John', a foreboding one; 'Rules. Without them, we live with the animals'; 'Mr. Wick. Do enjoy your party' from the sommelier (transcribed 'Somalia') after he walks out with the guns; and 'This rounds on me. Consider it professional courtesy'.
- More: 'what have you done' after Santino is shot; McShane has some good ones, as does 'someone get this man a gun' and 'somebody please'; Santino's 'enjoy your kingdom Winston while you still can' met by Winston's 'and you its privileges sir'; the Bowery King's 'I am all seeing and I am all knowing'; and the knife-in-your-aorta speech ending with 'Consider this a professional courtesy'; no single winner is picked, just some good ones.